Amazing Maine Animals

His name is Jeremy Grant. This talented videographer is dedicated to capturing incredible natural Maine scenery and creatures on film in the hopes that we all get inspired to "go discover something awesome."

With recent reports of Lion's Mane Jellyfish washing up on Maine beaches lately, this video is definitely something to behold.

It really is likely the most adorable thing you'll see this week.

As if the pandemic isn't nerve wracking enough, we've recently been told to watch out for murder hornets and the coming rise of cicadas. And now this...the recent sighting of monster jellyfish on the beach at Peaks Island.

An amazing Maine animal photo was posted to the Windham Maine Community Board Facebook page by Elaine Giunta Baer earlier today. It's a beast of a turtle hanging out on a dock on a pond in Windham.

What's cuter than a bunch of week-old goats hopping around the barnyard? Well, a bunch of week-old goats hopping around the barnyard in sweaters of course.

Here's a sure sign that Spring is absolutely here. The first births of the season have happened at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland.

Check out this wild video from posted to Facebook this week by Betty Joe Beaudoin Pomerleau of Greenville Junction. We counted almost a dozen.

The moose appears very friendly and even gives the windshield some licks...must be salty. One of the dudes in the video makes great use of the F word so we gotta warn that this is NSFW.

Maybe your home is the right fit to give these precious creatures the life they deserve. In the meantime, Cottontail Cottage Animal Sanctuary in Cherryfield will take excellent care of them.

Now that November is here, we thought you should know that there are only a few days left to get there and enjoy this magical place. The park will be closing for the season Veteran's Day weekend.

It's so great how she was able to get the colors of dawn painting a new masterpiece in the sky while the magnificent beast passes through. The video has already received well over 300,000 views. Thanks for helping to calm an anxious world, Alayna

October is here and a magnificent beast named Anoki is leading the pack with a howling gang vocal to welcome the spookiest month of the year.

Let's take a quick trip to the bog up north and bask in the glory of their majestic beauty. Even bettah, we don't have to suffah any pesky bug bites.

Check out how close this beautiful loon swims up alongside and then underneath the boat. Gotta love "the loons Norman, the loons"! They never fail to make us ooh and aah.

You never know quite what to expect when you hear someone is being chased down the street. Was there a conflict and now someone is trying to get away? If the chaser catches up to chasee (we know, not a word) will there be an conflict?